Clay Gets Draft Delay
Cassius Clay wins a delay in his April 11 induction as his records transfer to Houston. The move, termed a delaying tactic by the Louisville draft board, transfers the case to Houston where the date will depend on the local board and the Armed Services Induction Center. A hearing on Clay’s challenge to the Louisville board remains scheduled, pending Sixth Circuit ruling.
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Louisville
UPI
Cassius Clay
Clay
Houston
J. Allen Sherman
Houston Graft Board
Armed Services
Sherman
Hayden Covington
New York
Oscar Bonavena
Tokyo
Mike Malitz
Main Bout Inc
Malitz
Chicago
Herbert Muhammad
U.S. District Court
James Gordon
U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Gordon
Dusty Leagues Form Industrial YMCA Meet
The first organizational meetings for the YMCA Industrial program slow pitch divisions occur tonight. Women meet at 7 in rooms B and C, men at 8 at the same site. Industrial Golf Leagues start Thursday at 7 30 pm in the Calhoun team with rosters due at the second meeting April 13 at 7330 pa in the recreation room.
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YMCA
Calhoun
Neal Ball Pin Tourney At Newfield Saturday
The annual Neal Ball men's handicap duckpin bowling tournament will be held Saturday at Newfield Lanes. It features six games and three guaranteed prizes. $123 for first, $82.40 for second, and $37.50 for third. Five shifts are set: 9 am, 2 pm, 4:30 pm, 7 pm, and 9:30 pm. For details call Newfield Lanes.
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Newfield Lanes
Bill Price
Wiss
Pont
Newfield
Knicks face wait as Russell leaves nine players down
New York, short-handed after Cazzie Russell's six month Army duty, beat Boston 123-112 to cut their playoff roster to seven available players. Dave Stallworth and Dick Barnett are out, Bill Russell and the Celtics lead 2-1 in the best-of-five series.
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Celtics
Boston
National Basketball Association
Cazzie Russell
Madison Square Garden
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Russell
Dick McGuire
Celts
Dave Stallworth
Dick Barnett
Bill Russell
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
West
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St. Louis Hawks
West Coast
St. Louis
Warriors
Los Angeles
Matey elected Masuk cage captain for next year
Lloyd Matey, a two year Masuk varsity guard, was chosen captain succeeding Lou Couture. The junior averaged 13 points and seven rebounds per game in 1966 87, trailing brother Barry who had 18.6 ppg and Couture 10 rpg. Matey led in free throw accuracy at 70 percent and is also a multi sport athlete at Monroe.
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Lloyd Matey
Masuk High School
Lou Couture
Matey
Barry
Couture
Monroe
Lloyd
Jim
Masuk
Ray
Bassick
McCrocklin Sets Milford Gym Scoring Record In Opener
Tom McCrocklin of Rippowam High School erupted for 43 points as the Fairfield County All Stars routed the Shore Line Sports Center team 78 to 0 in the Milford YMCA High School Invitational opener at Milford High. Dwight Tolliver led Romano’s Milk 13 points while Jim Fitzsimmons scored 12 for the Fairfield Raiders in a 69-45 loss.
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Tom McCrocklin
Rippowam High School
Milford Ymca
Fairfield County
Billie Jean King Wins South African Net Final
Billie Jean King of Alahambra California defeated Maria Bueno of Brazil 7 5 5 7 6 2 to win the South African Lawn Tennis Championships singles title in Johannesburg. The match drew about 7 000 fans amid a string of double faults and foot faults.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Billie Jean King
Alahambra
Calif
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Mrs. King
Miss Bueno
St Michael Defeats St Teresa in Senior Division Rivalry
Park and Recreation Department results show St Michael beating St Teresa 68 to 34 with Ron Gelozin scoring 15 points. Eagles defeated Dunkin Donuts 70 to 51 as Coyne scored 21. University School edged St Cyril 33 to 44 with Stevens totaling 20.
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St. Michael
St. Teresa
Department of Parks and Recreation
Ron Gelozin
Eagles
Coyne
University School
St. Cyril
Stevens
Stratford Babe Ruth League to Hold First Meeting of Year
The Stratford PAL Babe Ruth league state champion will hold its initial 1966 meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Stratford Police building. Coaches are invited to attend as plans for the season including registration dates schedules and new uniforms are discussed.
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Stratford Pal
Stratford
Safest racing car debuts at Indianapolis with turbine engine
Anthony Granatelli unveiled a four wheel drive turbine powered car claimed as the safest racing machine. Parnelli Jones drove at Indianapolis and Phoenix tests, reaching 150 mph with a 450 horsepower engine and 1,845 pound weight. The machine lacks a clutch and gears and uses a fiberglass body.
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UPI
Parnelli Jones
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Anthony Granatelli
STP
Studebaker Corp
Granatelli
Los Angeles
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Firestone
Mario Andretti
Canada
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Westbury
N. Y
Romeo Hanover
Bret Hanover
Roosevelt Raceway
Florida
Miami International Airport
John F. Kennedy Airport
Romeo
Kennedy
Gusty
Mr. Wexford
Marichal Reaches $100,000 One Year Giants Pact
Juan Marichal signed a $100,000, one year contract with the San Francisco Giants ending the major league holdout. He had sought $110,000 earlier and will report to Phoenix for workouts and an exhibition against the Chicago Cubs.
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Phoenix
Horace Stoneham
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Stoneham
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Ariz
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Giants
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Juan
Sandy Koufax
San Francisco Star
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Don Drysdale
Santa Domingo
Heyman Franks
Willie Mays
White Sox Wallop Yankees 12-7 In Grapefruit League Clash
Chicago White Sox unleashed a 17 hit attack to thrash the New York Yankees 12-7 in Sarasota. Downing and Stottlemyre were shelled as five run bursts in the second and eighth broke a 7-7 tie, with Elston Howard homer highlighting the Yankees offense.
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Whitaker
New York Yankee
Steve Whitaker
Lu Clinton
White Sox
Nannie Sevenion
Chicago
Dick Kenworthy
Sarasota
Fla
UPI
Chicago White Sox
al Downing
Mel Stottlemyre
New York Yankees
Stodlemyere
Bronx Bombers
Gary Peters
Jack Lamabe
Bobby Locker
Elston Howard
New York
Josephson
Martin
WPA
Jamabe
Stattlemyre
E. Howard
Cubs
Indians
Scottsdale
Ariz
Ron Santo
Chicago Cubs
Cleveland
Little League Parents Night Scheduled at St Ann s Hall
Little League announces a parents night meeting at St. Ann s Hall tomorrow evening. Fathers interested in roles as managers coaches or umpires or player agents urged to attend. Mothers invited to join the volunteer women s auxiliary as well.
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Black Bock Little League
St. Ann's Hall
Russia Nips Canada for Fifth Straight World Title
Viacheslav Starshinov scored at 10 36 of the third period to lift Russia to a 2 1 victory over Canada in Vienna and complete a fifth consecutive world hockey championship. Russia had trailed 1 0 in the first period before tying in the second and winning with Starshinov’s rebound shot.
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Viacheslav Stayshinov
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Sweden
Czechoslovakia
Morris Huck
Anatoliy Virsov
Alexander Ragulin
Barry Mackenzie
Starshinov
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Jaroslav Jirik
Frantisek Tikat
Carl-Goeran Oeberg
Arne Carlsson
Frantisek ‘Pospisil
Jaroslav Holik
Vaclav Nedomansky
Josef Cerny
van Havel
Pospisil
Hans ‘Lindberg
Ulf Sterner
Jiri Holecek
Nils Johansson
Golanka
Angels Trim Six at Palm Springs Camp in Holtville
The California Angels sent six players to minor league camp at Holtville California. Pitchers Clyde Wright and Fred Noonan will stay on the parent club roster. Pitchers Marty Pattin and Ramon Lopez and outfielder Ed Kirkpatrick were optioned to the Seattle Angels of the PCL. Infielder Len Rodriguez to be optioned later. Wright and Noonan were sent to Holtville to get in work while remain on the major league roster.
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Gigon
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Aim Armstrong
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Fred Noonan
Marty Pattin
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Ed Kirkpatrick
Seattle Angels
Len Rodriguez
The
Angels
Wright
Noonan
Rowork
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